Elephants in southern Kenya are dying mysteriously—possibly from poisoned tomatoes grown on farms bordering Amboseli National Park. Cyanide detected in initial tests raises alarms not just for elephants, but for nearby livestock like goats and cattle. Wildlife officials warn the contamination could spread beyond the elephants, though human risk remains low. This tragic incident underscores the fragile balance between human farming and wildlife conservation, as authorities scramble to uncover how the poison got there and prevent future disasters.
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